Wyoming Tax Lien Sales
In this video we teach about Tax Sale Investing in the State of Wyoming. Wyoming is a tax lien state. In a tax lien state, a priority lien against the property is sold to an investor giving the investor the right to collection the back due taxes and earn interest. In the event this lien does not get paid, the investor could foreclose it to gain ownership of the property. This is different from a tax deed state where the ownership of the property is sold.
- Tax Lien State
- Minimum Bid Based on Past Due Taxes, Interest & Fees
- Random Selection Bid Process
- Redemption Period: 4 Years
- Interest: 3% Penalty + 15% Per Year
- Investors are required to purchase subsequent tax years or lose their investment.
- Auctions handled by County Treasurer.
Wyoming Counties & Populations:
1 Laramie County 98,327
2 Natrona County 79,547
3 Campbell County 46,242
4 Sweetwater County 43,534
5 Fremont County 39,803
6 Albany County 38,332
7 Sheridan County 30,210
8 Park County 29,568
9 Teton County 23,265
10 Uinta County 20,495
11 Lincoln County 19,265
12 Carbon County 15,303
13 Converse County 13,809
14 Goshen County 13,378
15 Big Horn County 11,906
16 Sublette County 9,799
17 Platte County 8,562
18 Johnson County 8,476
19 Washakie County 8,064
20 Crook County 7,410
21 Weston County 6,927
22 Hot Springs County 4,696
23 Niobrara County 2,397